Singapore Standard, 18 September 1952

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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Standard *1 X VOL. 11l NO. 78 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    US: Enough A-Weapons
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    IMP Wants Lotteries By MCA To End
    196 1 Xl \l.\ LUMPUR Tins. The Independence oi I l\ut\ central national council last nijjht voted our ol .1 resolution condemning the running of lies bj p »litical iruunisations, the proceeds or part U ol which Bit BKd for organisational or pollparpOfiCs <>r activities.
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    Blackout On UK Atom Men
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    TRUMAN HITS AT 'BIG LIE'
    35 1 JAS NGTON >• 17 President Truman voiced ument today over USC bm i it-" to refl M lall Truman did not mention out he asked the vo users >: c big affllia-
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    Pakistan To Grow Rubber
    55 1 KARACHI. Sept. 17 (AP) Pakistan is to start large-scale rubber growing and 1,000 rubber plants are being imported From Malaya, it was officially announced today. The Paki>tan Forestry Department had already made successful planting experiments mi n the Chitagong area, where the climatir conditions are akin
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    New Island Is Born
    107 1 photo KYO. Sept. 1. (Afi— a island bounded out Pacific Ocean today with catunic fury. It was pushed up by undersea .vhich Unwed around ii into a cauldron and spewed ashes, sulphur and pumice stone 3,000 feet into the is the same is m <4 re
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    Welcome Dinner
    35 1 SIB SYDNEY CAINE, the new Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, will be welcomed 3 iduates ol the University, at a dinner to be held m the Caoitol Blue Room on Sept. 27.
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    UNANIMOUS VOTE FOR MOSSADEQ
    152 1 TEHERAN, Sept. 17 (Renter) The Persian Senate today gave Premier Mossadeq a unanimous vote of confidence for his counter-proposals to settle the Ansjlo-Persi an oil dispute. Thirty-one senators voted m his favour and there were none against. Persian mixed oil comn must now consider Dr. Mossadeq's
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    Muslims May Scrap Welfare Home Plan
    125 1 The Singapore Muslim Advisory Board is likely to abandon its proposal to build a Muslim Welfare Home at Jalan Eunos, Changi, The Standard reliably learned yesterday. The Board will consider the question of abandoning the proposal at its meeting at the end of this
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    NARRIMAN EXPECTING
    39 1 FRANKFURT, Sept. 17 (UP) A n Egyptian diplomatic source said today that 19-year-old former Queen Narriman is expecting a second child an<i has gone to Lausanne for examination and advice by Swiss gynecolog i s t s.
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    Premiere Of 'Planter's Wife' Stirs Red Wrath
    283 1 Premiere Of 'Planter's Wife' Stirs Red Wrath Standard Staff Correspondent LONDON, Wed.— Communist d >monstrators are expc rted tomorrow night to enliven the charity world premiere fv the Mm, "Planter's Wife" starring Claudette Colbert. 'l he story is based on the life of British p';i:i "is m aya. Indicative r>?
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    CRISIS LAW BLASTED
    295 1 End Delay In Getting Cases Heard— lMP THE INDEPENDENCE of Malaya Party is to ask the Federation Government to remedy defects, which it states, m the present machinery to inquire into objections by detainees held under the Emergency Regulations. The Emergency Regulations and the mad i to
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    17 Korean Children Killed In Explosion
    182 1 ORYU, Korea. Sept. 17, (UP) Seventeen Koivan children were killed and at least 200 others injured; today when a locomotive exploded and derailed three coaches on'a railway! trestle The train was carrying between 4i)() and 500 passengei s, most of them children going from
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    Fair Demand For City Council Loan
    130 1 F air Demand For City Council Loan THERE was a fair amount •>: activity m Singapore tinafih cial circles -yesterday over the 20-year five percent $25,000,0001 !oan floated by the City Council. Mr. S. Sea es, Acting City Treasurer, told The Standard, yesterday that the number of enquiries for prospectus
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    Curfew Lifted
    45 1 T H E Oflicer m Charge. I Country District Penang. has lifted the curfew order on the the ro;id from the junction of Western Road. Gottlieb Road along the Waterfall Road up to the Botanical Gardens, and including the road within the Gardens.
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    POPE IS ILL
    24 1 CASTELGANDOLFO, Sept. 17 (UP) Pope Pius XII is suffering from an intestinal ailment and a slight fever, it was announced today.
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    Wake Island Evacuated
    76 1 WAKE ISLAND. Sept. IT (AP»— Children clutching toya dolls and young viyet tears m iheir eyes climbed into rescue planes today and t^phoon-iashed Wake foi ilonululu. They were the first or 350 persons evacuated today. Mor« eluding most o! the fathei I husbands, will leave tomo They
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    Records To Be Defaced
    96 1 ORDERS have been given by the Acting Directs* oi Broadcasting:, Mr IN Lloyd Williams, that all copies of th<- record "A Yoyo Kama s.im\. uhiih m considered d:tiu:tKitii{ to the ludi.m work <i m the Kadis >laij% Libra! > ife bj o<- <l<ia< t4 ininM'di.ji»'l\ Reports
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    Four U.S. Top Reds Arrested
    60 1 \v \sm\i TON Sep( IT, A!'. Atton i Granery announced I of lour rtlid-W< Uni' Stal Parly ii >f throw o\ the govemmt force and violence. T\ Si Lou Kook I land, 1 nois. Fed B i of far gation Directoi .J. er saifi hay«
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    Copter Crash
    32 1 ST U< 17 (Reuter) Two bm i here tiiis mornint; < helioopter bad I night atlempting a demonstration landing before a < stadium. !<jur crew RU >! tha irs died m I i
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    Dawn Blast In Africans' Camp
    278 1 KUANTAN, Wed. The explosion of small arms ammunition at the King's African Rifles camp shattered the pre-dawn stillness m Kuan tun Town today. Polite and the Fire Brigade rushed to the scene where they were told one of the tents had caught fire exploding a
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    Chopsticks For Duchess
    79 1 HONGKONG, Sept 17, (Reuter-AAP) The Hit: lies* of Kent and her 17 yearold son. the Duke of Kent, will use ivory chopsticks and eat Chinese food at a dinner siven by the Chinese community here when they visit Hongkong from Oct. 21 to Nov. 1. The Duchess
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    Burma Reds Ganging Up
    90 1 RANGOON. Sept. 17 (AP) Burma's rebel "Big Three" Than Tim (White Flag Stalinist leader). Thakin Soe (Red Flag Trotskyite chief), and Bo Po Kun (PVO chief) who have been m conference m the Chindwin District since July. have agreed to launch a major offensive against the
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    MacD TOASTS J.B. SULTAN
    60 1 AT a dinner party held m Johore Bahru last ni^ht m honour of the .9th birthday ol the Sultan, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. Commi.ssioner-Generai, described him as "the senioi sovereign ruler or the world." He added that despite his age, the Sultan is a man of strong
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    Lord Reading Coming Here
    73 1 LORD READING, Parliamentary Under-Secret ary of State for Foreign Affairs, is expected to visit Singapore towards the cod ot November for the annual conference of British representatives m Eastern Asia at Bukit Serene, it Was announced yesterday from tii:.' Commissioner- Gene' i office. .Lord Re idin
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    Eden And Tito
    28 1 BRITISH Foi -Un Seen I iry Antii ifv Kden hag left Stra bourg for F^st Germany on hi way tp Belgrade for t -ilk* Hritta
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    Council Move On Lenders' Law
    354 2 Paglar Hits At Chettiars Over The Causeway Standard Staff Reporter A MOVE to amend the present Moneylenders' Ordinance m Singapore and bring it m conformity with that existing m the Federation will be made by Dato C. J. Paglar, Progressive Member for Changi, m the
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    COLONY MAKES A STRONG PROTEST
    294 2 Chinese Textbooks A HH R->l \N (!•)< nation of ihe Singapore Advisory Board on CUbcM T«\t books uill forwanl, today, two memoranda t« reviM the ruling ma«l«- I>> the Central 1 ommittte m Kuala l.umpur on texth<M>k!* used m Chinese schools. One of these is
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    S'pore Co. Dismisses 20 Workers
    56 2 S'pore Co. Dismisses 20 Workers THr STSGA r 1 :ipany have ren hed the f then I their total labour force of about 143 far this, < xplain:r. I. H. HoweU, manager m .a .r-'- ed to ■•do shift" v I <5 a.m. ana ur"s t\ the. lore it ol
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    Man Faces Armed Robbery Charge
    73 2 A WOMAN. Seafa Ah Poo. S pare Fiivt Police rt yesterday thai a man t :ji dacg( ra: her chest robbed her o: (140, She iras evideoee at a prelim i bo which ?.L>h.n Masnrari was .-harged I .:::g her ol Sl4O c aimed with
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    NEW DRUG AIDS CURE OF LEPROSY
    228 2 CCKMMEiHTING on ihe report lhat llit'rr waa now beHel tluri lepresj en he cored aftt*r four to eiiiht years' tmrtmenl f» the vtse of Balphone tlru^*. Dr. Vi J. > icken, Director oi Services Singapore, *ai«l these ilriiiis are being suceossfully n^etl m Singapore
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    On Transfer
    25 2 KOTA TIXGGL Mon Raja Ahmad bin A. Bakar of the Lands Department. Kota T:nggi has been transferred to the Sub-District office. m Pengerang.
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    SHE WAS NOT OLD-COUNSEL
    103 2 SENTENCE three months' rigorous Imprisonment imposed by the lower courts on an Indian named Gurupalan for assaulting a woman with a piece of firewood was varied to a fine of $50 by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles RlurrayAynsley, m the Singapore Higl Court yesterday. Mr. A.
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    $15 MORE FOR THIS WIDOW
    76 2 CONTRIBUTIONS to widow Song Cheow Eng. whose hus- band, a dry cleaner, was burned to death two months I ago m a shop m Seiegie Road. j Singapore, reached $302.50 cts. yesterday. The widow lives f with her six children m a hut off Tanjong
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    Eight To Advise On Airport
    187 2 Eight To Advise On Airport Standard Staff Reporter AN EIGHT-MAN Committee tc advise on the detailed planning of the new International Airport at Paya Lebar has been appointed by the Singapore Government yesterday. This Internationa] Airport Advisory Committee will advise Government on planning on the basis of the layout which
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    UMNO tucky Slips Draw Nov. 30
    39 2 UMNO tucky Slips Draw Nov. 30 PENANG, Wed.— The draw of the UMNO welfare tund slips ■vill be held at UMXO headquarters m Bntterworth at 4 p.m. on Nov. .30. it was decided at an emergency meeting last night
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    Faces Two Robbery Charges
    103 2 Faces Two Robbery Charges TWO charges of armed robbery of 5T.5'39.04. were preferred against Ang Yong Chye (22). of Seletar Rdad. m I Singapore Fourth Police Cv.:r: yestefttay. It was alleged that at 1.2n p.m. on Aug. 21. An 2, m the company of another man. robbed Tan Khoon Lian,
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    Wife Wanted $35, But He Had Only 50c
    126 2 A YOUNG Matey husband told the Singapore Second Police Court Magistrate, Mr. D.H. Chapman, tha f he had only fifty cents m his pocket when he was asked if he could give $35 to his wife as main- lenance. The husband. Mobd.
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    UK Gets More Food Parcels
    100 2 LEADING European and Asi- an provision stores m the City I reported yesterday that the i number of food parcels now being sent to Britain by A-.- ana has considerably increased. There is. m fact, reason to believe that the total number of Asians now
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    SCS Ready For Active Work
    319 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE newly-created Singapore Children's Society will begin its active work next month when some of the 12 men and women now m training will haye finished the course and be ready to take on cases m conjunction with the British Red Cross,
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    NEW STATUS FOR RURAL BOARD
    233 3 Change To Be Made By 1953 Standard Staff Reporter FAR-REACHING 'legislation to change the "charter" of the Singapore Rural Board is being rushed through for action before the end of the year, The Standard learned yesterday. The Attorney-Genera] is now drafting a Bill to amend
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    Man Who Never Erred In 30 Yrs.
    136 3 ONE oi Ihc world > leading scientists, Dr. Ernest :r:/i. h7. an authori t nn nu'lt'(>rolo»y, landed m Singapore la^t ifeek an— ticcd ai'tei attending the rnatinwal Radio l wimm Congress m Sydney. He teavi i<»r Macao todaj Kn the Canton. S one
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    Mr. Laycock To Amend Labour Law
    56 3 Mr. Laycock To Amend Labour Law JO X Bill i I 12 oar. Mr. nth. i their vhO 31 /ate en arc some II > grant their B.I! is inter; I >rmity of ti the 1 holifi P •;iti.)n< ton of S. fl !S TO I of a t) lays
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    Meeting Postponed
    65 3 I first Annual General Meetii the Singapore I ren's Society has been postponed from Oct. 1 to Oct. 15, because of the visit to Singapore of the- Duchess of Kent, who will receive the freedom of the City on the steps of City Hall o n Oct. 1.
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    Master Plan On Fishing
    208 3 Shipping Rrportet I M a t in to r bringing a i fish for M ml feature of the purchas by tl Dei 1 lii-ton modern motor nsning I, which »rnve c tomorrow, on the uen ne freighter, B mle li, from s MthamptoD. rhis fishing
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    Stamp Club Show
    9 3 gapore H the C Hall betv.
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    Many Adults Learn ABC In New School
    111 3 Many Adults Learn ABC In New School MORE THAN 100 3 ?nts from six years to beyond I 3 i ittending the newly»pened GJovernment-Registered Schot I m the Railway Township of Kami ng Bahru," located about a n the Singapore Railway Station. Classes are held In SI Teresa's Sino-English School
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    STOLE PETROL
    60 3 FOB steaHnf f<>ur g^llaoa of petrol valued $&20 from !;v:ck belonging to the City Council, aJs :^0 at Pnnce c hartes SeSSi two Malays Buangb« \->,\i:\ Rahman and Abdul Kan- i:i L bin Kuchor, were sentenced the Singapore H<^ cc Court yesterday to six months four months' imprisonment,
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    Complaints To Be Probed
    95 3 TiiK Public Works Department will look into complaints by Singapore technical apprentices at the Kuala Lumpur Te hnical College that they have not received their subsistence allowances since they; reported for duty m July. a| P.W.D. spokesman said yesterday. The students were sent I the Singapore
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    It Was All Silk & Seluar In JB
    272 3 It Was A ll Silk Seluar In JB .TOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Joh >re residents. b:tth official ffi ass etnbled at the Istana Besar this morning > commemorate the 7Uth birthday of the Sultan of Johore. The white and silver lined uniforms of State officials. black silk baju and seluar of
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    Governor To Make Address
    47 3 THE Governor of Singapore, Mr, J. F. Nicoll, will address •ho annual genera! meeting ot voluntary workers m children's social centres at the British Council Hall oh Sept. 22 at g i a.m. After tne address, meeting will be held m I private.
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    Baby Show Planned At Cathedral Fair
    224 3 Standard Staff Reporter A BABY SHOW will be the attraction of the "Fete and Fair" to be held at St. Andrew's Cathedral compound for the first time m its history. on Saturday Sept. 10 from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m., said Mrs. K. S.
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    JOHORE RULER NAMES 4 DATOS
    765 3 BIRTHDAY HONOURS JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Four senior Government officials were treated Datos of Johore today on the occasion ot the 79th birthday of the Sultan of Johore. They are Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, State Secretary. Tuan Sheikh Abubakar bin Yahaya, Officer m charge ot
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      65 3 1 "1 —-uWvmi niMOiiM AHBI AW YOU'RE CRA7Y/ llj ...YOU SAVVY v UG! WE *?AWY'A \_fWE TURN YOU I fPjl^ ,^m r f-^r 1 WmM PELL IN HERE TRYIN' 6QUAW, LIKE PALEFACE /sQIMW^ LOOSE XOuft*Xf\ JUMP ML I INDIAN tJCRfcT (Mfflm V ET AWAY VoM j^ IBEAR.'«UNl BEAR.'«UN 7 BROTHER
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    RABIES: IPOH IS ALARMED
    370 4 Latest List Includes Goat, Bull, 10 Dogs Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Wed. Positive and immediate action to curb the alarming increase of rabies cases m the Kinta District was demanded by Mr. A. C. G. Pienne at the monthly meeting of the Kinta Town Board today.
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    One More Bandit Gives Up
    112 4 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wed Another terrorist has surrendered m the Federation, and two more have been wounded. One of the terrorists was wounded by Security Forces m the Bentong area of Pahang and the other by a patrol of the Ist Cameron-^ ians m the
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    Kapur Took Motor Car
    79 4 Kapur Took Motor Car KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Kapur Sing. (30) pleaded guilt; before Inche Ismail m the First Magistrate's Court, here today, to theft of a motorcar. The case was postponed to Oct. 24 for sentence. Bail m the sum SI. OOO m two sureties was allowed: The accused was
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    Raub WSL Aids Guides, Scouts
    61 4 RAt*B, Wed. A large gathering, attended the Jumble Sale organised by the Raub Women's Service League at the Mahmud School recently to raise funds for the Girl Guide and Boy Scout Associations. Mr. T.R. Keene who was m charge of the sale of tickets said
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    Women's Assn. For N. Sembilan
    56 4 W omen's Assn. For N. Sembilan SEREMBAX, Tue< At a meeting held at the Residency her e yesterday. under the chairmanship oi Lady Templer, it v. as unanimously agreed to form the Association of .Malayan Women's Institutes m Negri Sembilan. More than 50 women representatives of all communities from all
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    Pk. Labour Party C'ttee To Meet
    54 4 IPOH. T*ues.— The Perak Labour Party executive committee will hold a meeting on Saturday, at the Perak Clerical Union at 3 p.m. The meeting will discuss reports submitted by the party's two representatives on the recent PanMalayan Labour Party conference and Wfll also appoint
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    MAN STABBED IN THE BACK
    85 4 PENANG. Wed.— A Chinese j hospital assistant at the Leper I Settlement m Pulau Jerejak j was stabbed from behind by a young Chinese leper, while he was working m one of the camps at about I*3o this morni ing. The hospital assistant, Lim Bok
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    Promoted A.D.O.
    36 4 CHE Kamarzaman an officer of the Kelantan Civil Service who is now attached to the Land Office. Kota Bahru. will soon proceed on transfer to the District Office. Alachang, as an Assistant District Officer.
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    Malaya Lacks National Spirit —Lai
    139 4 Malaya Lacks National Spirit Lai KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Malaya, though one of the riches* countries and its people enjoy {he highest standards of iivmg m South-East Asia was very poor m 'Tuition consciousness' said Mr. Lai Kai Joo, chairman of the Johore Bahru Branch of I.M.P. speaking at \he party's
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    SHIP BRINGS 1,815 HAJIS
    72 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed-— The pilgrim ship Tynriareus will bring back i to Mataya total of 1.815 Ha.iis I when it arrives m Penang on Sunday. Of these 875 will disembark here, tne rest going 1 on to Singapore. A press statement issued today said
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    Mary's $5 Ride
    21 4 MARY LEE was fined $5 by the Muar Magistrate for riding an unlieenced bicycle at Jalan Hospital, Tangkak.
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    TEXTILE TALKS IX PURDAH
    90 4 PEIIAMG, Wed.— Ten representatives om the various i Cnambers ol Commerce oid the Penang Import and Export Association met the offieer-m-charjze. [mpori and Export Control. Mr. C. F B;.i!ev to discuss Penai.c s tcxiie quotas for next year. The mrrflnr was held at the premise? of
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    $'s For Discs Raised $700, But More Needed
    254 4 $'s For Discs Raised $700, But More Needed PENANG. Wed. Radio Malaya's "dollars for discs" programme to help raise money for the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis m its work to combat tuberculosis has netted $300 so far, according to Mr. Len Thorne, the sponsor. The money is
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    Kluang Has 3,000 Home Guards Now
    219 4 JOHORE BAHRI, Tues.-A force of 3,000 Home Guards divided into three battalions, are now stationed m various kampongs m Kluang. Gre.it progress has been made m establishing Home Guards and much of the sue- cess of the movement has been due to U.'igku Hassan
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    15 Chinese Schools Ask For Scheme
    65 4 IPOII. WVd A total cf 15 Chinese primary schools m the State have now applied for inclusion m the new Government Parity Salar\ Scheme lor Federation Chinese school teachers. Six school* were registered last month and the remaining nine .schools that have just applied
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    Coronation: Any Ideas?
    91 4 PENANG Wed.— The Ceylon Association has sent m to the Municipality a prop for next year"< coronation celebrations. The Hon. Secretary and Treasurer of the Bfunicipa Mr. S.V. Adams, said that they were sti waiting for proposals from the differenl communities with regard to e'ectriAcrording to him.
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    She Wants To Win Hearts Of Squatters
    56 4 She Wants To Win Hearts Of Squatters Si.uiri.ird Stall LARGE NUMB rican i ry workei conn I bee i chv. wtin S" Wni) them steamer E vorker. the adva lages. S*e i ..ge m the the I blazed m nn morally I c a cd. although do* addf H I
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    SPECIAL IS ACQUITTED
    20 4 KUALA a 32-year-old m I pass wit! Kirshnan tapping area gmg 1 on June 2Q n. he
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    Broke The Curfew
    15 4 Broke The Cur few :OR bin Hj. K. found I doors during tir*le\v h ir
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    Tough Job Goes On
    66 4 SKKI MB AN Wed *rmoi gov«'rnm< at ,i nedtei m Sen thr invitnti.in of the B♦*^al lo Matmm si* loori < ontrol it!< prevent* m toi I < Sctfinban Toun Hoard < voluntfeivd to <<>nt:r. arduous i:> hour ift] manning cfw'kin: pointall roads Iradin. Mrf \o\\
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    Dato Onn Urges: 'Get Rid Of Communalism'
    636 5 Dato Onn Urges: 'Get Rid Of Communalism' KUALA LUMp O UR Or T St H f*"'?""*™* an IMP meeHng h«e o 'st n U^7? ce f0 n bi ojor declared at can achieve hZ i«Z j 9 C was ""*'nced that Malaya w°th a crlat Z Q| nd f pende
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    Party's 9-Point Plan
    86 5 Party's 9-Poin t Plan 1 i nations fadepend i nig an se >ent m n.- s and I ial reform for workers. policies were adopted ras 1 to certain defi people, na nbers. Federal B b m raoas i and m- M. P R for >-UCc DD mv to ire
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    285,671 VACCINATED
    21 5 I. -ver of Singapore v;- > il i g m now Eoing on. total Vesterd [5.90J c -i 9.103 we
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    C'Wealth Office For Malayan Affairs Call
    237 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— :ptain Hussein bin Onn. »resenting Johore B: IMP a: the meeting a I nagfe! ot the party's central it;onai counci':. w;m his lotion that afTa;r> of M lava should, m future, be Miked after by the Commonwealt'n Belataoas Office m pla
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    45 5 pholtf. CHE SU bint! Hassaa, daughter of the well-knorfn Colony c Malar radio and stage comedian, Incbe Hassan ("Temberang") was married last Sunday f Inche Wasir. Picture t shows the newly wed* at the "Bersandinie" eeremonj at the t bride residenct m l>cucovleji btrect. Standard
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    Services Body For Fed. Urged
    124 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A motion urging the setting up of a Public Services Commission for the Fed< ration of Malaya was passed last night by the IMP centra! national council. Capt. Hussein bin Onn, who moved the motion, said this subject was broached as lon«
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    A Car Flashed By... And Bang!
    219 5 Witness Tells Court/ Sgt. Maar/T bin Pate Din of the Traffic Police said he extricated Law after breaking a door of (he car. The speedometer registered 39 m.p.h. The inquest was postponed j to Oct. 17. POLICE had to break down a door of
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    Start Car Risk Pool, Govt. Told
    491 5 THK SINGAPORE Government has received recommendations to start a sclieme whereby insur ance companies would contribute towards a pool for payment of compensation to injured parties m case> where vehicles were not properly insured against third-party risks. It is I'ontended that, on account (ji
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    Report Annoys Textile Dealers
    278 5 Report Annoys Textile Dealers Standard Staff n«'j)(>rt< 4r A REFORT m a Sin;a pore newspajirr (uot Ihe Standard) which said that tho Singapore Chamber tfl ('omnicrce's tlenisioti to favour allotation of Japan ese textiles on the bftsis of the 1947 48 quotas had the support of nearly '•<> per cent
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    Today's Power Cuts
    433 5 SINGAPORE substations liable to load shedding todas I».\V Alexandra Incinerator. Havelock Road, Sago st. Ramab m.. People's Park. Nansoa Jfd.. i.hmi Soon OH, Guan Hin. i.i., Network, i i:. 1 actorv. River Valley Kd Killittf.v Rd., Orchard ltd.. n\\i I. Devonshire Road. American 9t. st.Hie Adflnfit, ai>itoi.
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    GOVT. ADVICE TO PARENTS
    146 5 PARENTS of babies one year o! ;tue are advised to get their babies immi. igain t diphtheria. A n(i\-c: nrrifni announrrniei said that against 3000 birtl i month, only 1.000 babies wen being Inoculated Ot these Duly 70 per cenl were returning to the clinic for
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    1-Legged Man Fined $2,000
    60 5 KUALA LUI DFUR, W >. i Wong Ngan alias '<v i B Sane. i one-legfed Chine c mi crutches -ATi., f-0.-.vicled b Inehe Uanail m the Fll ll rfagistrate's Court md Rned $2,000 months' simple hnprliooniw for b«ing m possession of a record of .^akes relating
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    10 ROAD DEATHS IN AUGUST
    43 5 TFN p^opk w< r<* killed on SiSftpore nulls Jti August out Of a total of 1.1 !0 trafli* accidents. Thi^ fiutire npn-senU an bMttase <>i ipproTimtflf "»o accidents over thf 4ul> figure, uhn h lartndfi 1 1 fatalittes.
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    $200,000 More For Stadium
    251 5 Standard Staff Correspondent i PENANG. Wed— A further ;um of $200,000 has been pio/isionally set aside by tlie 3 enang Municipality for the ompletion of the new sports ;tadium on the fifteen-acre )iece of low-lying land !>etweeri Dato Kramat Road and Perak iload, the Municipal Engineer,
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    Service Or Serfdom?
    758 6 !|> \VS ii guided sentimentality which leads k to d University students as starry-eyed pal for the day. when aimed with the nd training, they could devote r time I iffering humanity. We like to look upon this clean-living and straight-limbed youngst< rs as the hop- I
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    Sarawak Without
    668 6 CARAWAK has much to commend it to the traveller. Its history is romantic, and its vast emptiness has the same kind of attraction for Englishmen as have the Arabian deserts. The administration is friendly and realistic, and its dependent peoples wonderfully independent. Sarawak is a happy land —there
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      Readers Tribute To Mr. K. P. Balasingham
      369 6 Sir;— By the death, al a ripe old age, of Mr. Advocate Katiffevel Pillai Balasingham, Ceylon has lost a well-known and remarkabie personality. He did excellent service during the time when he was a nominated member of the Ceylon Executive and Legislative Councils
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      Review of Views
      461 6 Review of Views Trump Cards COMMENTING on the SinoS iviet pact resulting from the Moscow talks, the Sin Chew Jit Poh sugg< sts that there is more than meets the eye m the Moscow announcement. The daily says that it is useless to attempt to fathom the Communist mind and
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    China To Launch A Five-Year Plan
    221 6 China To Launch A Five- Year Plan HONGKONG. OHINA is expected to launch her first fiveyear plan m October or November, according to usually well-informed observers here at this window m Asia's "bamboo curtain." The Peking regime, they believe. If now finishing the clearing of the nations decks for the
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    Case Of The Blind Leading The Blind
    203 6 Sir: The Leader on Traffic hold-ups m the Sunday Standard was very interesting from several point- of view. What appeals most strongly to myself, as an Anti-horn fanatic. is the writer's innocence m admitting a breach of the rues which govern the use
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    Under Pain Of Dismissal
    166 6 Under Pain Of Dismissal Sir; I am one of those whom business takes down to Singapore very often and am indeed very much obliged to the Malayan Railway for the re-introduc-tion of the night mail service between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Apart from this the Railways are making the trip
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    The "White Rajahs"
    614 6 By A Special Times Correspondent the colonial service. by nature a conservative body, is implementing m several territories economic and cial policies That are more often associated with the Left. Of these, co-operative effort is considered to be i portant. but although cooperative societies may trace their
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    Darts Champ Scores Bull
    56 7 I PI i f XIMIKK a dan^- Mi.ikt- >li t h*-r 1 '<S int'- .i hotH b.ir m h imlui ,i Africa ml u.t^ about to >ti ike .1 -t w bra lor.il darts .c.impmn ('<»lin Browne, I Ike mihWIW- of j match. it .»n<l hurled
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    Six Jets Crash Into Mountain
    60 7 Six Jets Crash Into Mountain 51 >"L. Sept. 17 \J? Marine i rasbed one after two mist-coi i S- h Korea I s officers MS i c been ere killed Ihe jets were part of a rei ins from a n o\er North were dark and he home base and
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    PEKING-MOSCOW AXIS UNBALANCED
    394 7 Moslems Urge: Soviet Grip On China Is Much Stronger Now LONDON, Sept. 17 (UP)-The first officiol assessments of the aPP?ared to have left the conference Kren m as a still formidable but C onakened partner of the alliance accordins d plomatic intelligence reports rhe published results of
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    US Fighter Missing
    22 7 ABOARD c "Franklin S >pt IT .AFP'— A 51 fighter-aircraft taking I NATO exer"Mainbrace" was reported 4 today. i
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    Man Chased In Rail Tunnel
    161 7 Nf w YORK, Sepi H \JP i fool NegjTQ who attacked an undecgi ound *aiiu >:.ition es- the tunnel follow t' ci »v j of police bullet* p. nw ned N ■rT- <I B itopa Urn aiiwaj :ine t<> i .<■ man i ndredi vi
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    US Plan To Set Off Biggest Bang
    224 7 US Plan To Set Off Bigges t Bang CHAPEL HILL, N. CAROLINA. Sept. 17 (IT) The I'nited States is planning "an explosion greater than has ever been set off before", Acting Chairman of the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee said. Representative Carl Durham, Acting Chairman since the death of Senator
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    'Strong US Is Hope Of Free World'
    174 7 NEW YORK, Sept. 16, (UP). I— Mr. Eikichi Araki, the Japan-; ese Ambassador to the United; States, .^aid today that America should remain strong m order to provide the "bulwark of hope for other free nations of the world." Speaking to a luncheon
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    CHING QUITS
    33 7 WASHING TON. Sept. 17 UP Cyrus S Chin^ resigned today as chiel at the Federal Media: ion Service and President Truman oamed David L. Cole if New Jersey to succeed him.
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    Abolish Monarchy In Egypt
    213 7 CAIRO, s< pi 16: (Reuter) -The Press ol the Moslem Brotherhood, a fanatical Moslem body, today joined leftist clamour* for putting an end to the monarchy already shaken by the ouster of exKing Farouk. The Brotherhood's paper, El Dawa. said the reigning House had been a
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    Vietnam Winning War In I-C
    120 7 MANILA. Sept. 17 (UP) The Vietnam's Defence Minister. Mr. Joseph Nghiem Van Tri, told the United Press that the Government forces are winning the war m his country and '"the Communists are losing very heavily. Air. Van Tri, who heads his country's delegation to the
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    French Reds Begin Purge: Two Demoted
    218 7 PARIS, Sept. 11 (Reuter)— Biggest shake-up m the leadership ot the Irench Communist Party since the war was reported by usually reliable quarters here, causing something of a sensation m French political circles. Veteran revolutionary loaders Andre Marty. (65), and Cl Tillon, (55), both
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    Dispensary, Clinic For P. Tekong
    88 7 THREE thousand islanders of Pulau Tekong Besar will soon have improved medical facilities, the Chief Health OfTicer m Singapore, T>r. M. Doraisingham, told The Standard yesterday. Under the Singapore TenYear Medical Plan, a maternity and child welfare clinic and a dispensary are to be erected
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    Girl (5) Fails Out Of Car
    66 7 A FIVE-YEAR-OLD Chinese girl, while enjoying a driver along Connaught Road last night, fell out of the car m which she was travelling when she leaned too far out of the window. Fortunately, she escaped serious injuries as the car was moving slowly at
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    Woman Knifed In Robbery
    96 7 MUTHUSAMY KA.MALT. a j 50-year-old woman was robbed and plashed m the arm by a knife-wielding Indian, who. together with two other Indians, held her up at Jalan Sultan last night. Kamali was returning home when the three men stopped her and demanded her money. When
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    UN REJECT RED CHARGE
    59 7 PANMUNJOM, Sept 17 *UPi The United Nations rejected I a complaint by Communist truce officers today that the United Nations is trying to influence Red soldiers and win prisoners inside this neutral zone. The rejection came m the form of a note to United Nations liaison
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    Anti-Subs
    36 7 BANGKOK. Sept 17 (UP)— Anti-submarine patrol vessels contributed by the United States under the military assistance agreement to the Royal Navy of Thailand arrived here today escorted by a Royal Navy crew from Seat fie
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    Esplanade Stalls Ready By Nov. 1
    104 7 Esplanade Stalls Ready By Nov. 1 THE Singapore Esi hawkers' stalls, now ru i completion, will be occupied on Nov. 1. Mr. T. P. F. fcfcNetce. City Council President. told 1 w Standard yesterday the ha now selling at the Esplanade would be given a mi th"* notice at the
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    Templer tells village men how to aid govt
    298 7 KIALA LUMPUR, Wed.— General Sir GenM Templer yesterday told Village Committee^ of Simping I>ua, Simpang Tiga and Kampong Raja Hitain during a tour of Dindings, how they could further lu*lp the Government. He said they could have a I better and more
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    GUARD AGAINST STATE CONTROL
    285 7 'Varsity Is Warned THE University »l Malaya holds an adxam.i.r over some of the univeisitirs m New /raland .hkl Australia m that its student v are hand-pi< ked. van Prof. VV. E. Le. (iros Clark < I the l)<'parlm«Mit i Anatomy, Oxford I ni\ersit\. Chirk, who
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    Red Found Hanged
    18 7 TOKYO. Sept. 1 U i Prisoner ■> kmjcJ disclosed I Is i found m .i tshroom.
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      128 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 17 The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN c >.i Spot £960 per ton buyers. S P Ot 22id £961 sellers. Oct. Dec. 22 id. j Three months £951
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      35 7 rr^| I F TIME TO I [THAT MEANS W^MM, [i WASN'T Y*l%%y/& fjl^f ThTs IS A C~^ r^~^ <>T "~lj I EVERYBODY J^AVING- \r/ WHY j £*£2iL SWELL 7i <S^ E iM I YT i|
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    HK-Malaya Should Share Inter-Colony Air Traffic
    256 8 HK-Malaya Should Share Inter-Colony Air Traffic THE DESIGNATED airlines of Malaya and Hongkong Malayan Airways and Cathay Pacific Airways should share the airline traffic between the two colonies, said Mr. A. W. Savage, Pan-Malayan Director of Civil Aviation, yesterday. Mr Savage said this after a meeting of the Air Transport
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    215 Ships Were Lost
    125 8 LONDON, Sept. 17. (Reiner) 1 The world's merchani fleets; 215 ships of 100 tons and over through various causes last year. Lloyds Shipping; Reg ster said today. The United States lost the greatest tonnage 14 ships totalling 49,889 tons or .29 percent of the number of
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    Closing Down
    37 8 SGKONG, Sop; IT. BeuterAAP) The Dutcp Java-China-Line <p nghai agenev is sing down m Shanghai. The is tor the R X Inter-Ocean Line and the Hol'r Vsia Line whose liners ed with China ports for
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    World's Largest
    36 8 NEW CASTLE, England. Sept. 16, (UP) Vickers Armstrong Limited today launched a tanker. World Enterprise (33,000 tons) v- :"ih\i to be the largest m the world. It was ordered by The World Tankers Corporation.
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    Comet Will Aid Atom Experiment
    300 8 A SINGAPORE bound 8.0.A.C. Comet jet airliner will assist one of Britain's leading: nuclear physicists to advance his atomic research on a proving flight irom London and back. The physicist is Professor C. F. Powell, of Bristol University and a Nobel Prize winnei for nuclear
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    Britannias Will Earn$'s
    103 8 LONDON. Sept. 17. (Renter). j Giant British turbo-prop airliners, capable of carrying; 1 i l passengers for 4,000 miles at speeds up to 400 miles an hour, will operate between Mexico City and New York it negotiations now proceeding here are successful, it \va» learned today A
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    Died On Way To Meet Son
    61 8 CHE < ien death occurred one day out of Port Said on the liner s.s "Canton* 1 of 7Gyear- I M. Innes-Ker, retired director of Grinleys E i Lo idon. He was on his way out to Penang to see his son W.N. In:ie—Ker
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      438 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. i Regviai Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore. Port Swettenham Penang. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Due Spore Due Penang Flora "Stefhuen" Sept Ik Sept 27 Honqkons Sails Saik Sails Penan; P. S'haaa S'pwe For H'koag *'S/et hupn" Sept 'S
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    TALKS ON THE £'S STRENGTH
    362 9 Delegates From C 'wealth To Meet In London LONDON, Sept. 17 (Reuter) Commonwealth officials will make a general review of the sterling areas finances when they meet here on Monday to pre- pare for next month's Commonwealth Prime Ministers' i conference m London. Delegates fr
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    1 Yamashita Line Vessels Were In Port
    73 9 1 Yamashita Line Vessels Were In Port The Japanese Yamashita had lour ol its vessels Tei itama Maru, Higas hi Daisei i tfai and the Tmhei Mam m Singapore yesterday A fifth Yama hita Line snip, the Yamndo!.'' Mans, last Monday with more t:;an n. iHii) tons of steel billets
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    China Rice For Ceylon
    84 9 COLOMBO Sept. !7.-<AP> -Ceylon hope, to get 200.000 tons Ol rice from China by offering strategic rubber m exchange, informed aides said today China has- offered 50,000 tons. If Cey!')-i 200.000 tons ol rice Brom Peking. China v be her main SOUTCf Of supply. a fo\
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 9 BONGKONG, Sept 17 Special Standard Service closing prices on the H^flFfi^J^i change to day were g aterl n $8343 to D s sl--518 i to Malayan $1: $0-3880 to on' c Indonesian Rupiah. Go.d v2')4 fi'2s to one taeL
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    FROZEN SEMEN
    33 9 lONDON. Sept. 16, (Renter* 1 ne-.v deep freeze technique for storing bull semen, with enormous possibilities for ieyeopment of artificial toaeminatw" lo I cattle has been developed b/ tvw British kcientiii>.
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    Riverview Pays 60 p.c. Dividend
    155 9 TERRORIST incidents on Riverview Rubber Estates during the year to March 31, 195-. have been more numerous than at any time during the previous three years, the Chairman, Mr. X.. Brown, staled at the annual general meeting at h last week. St '.ous loss of
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    S'pore Rubber Stocks Down
    83 9 STOCKS of rubber m Singapore at the end of Augusi w< vf- 2S tons compared with 55,150 tons for JuJv, according to official statistics. During the month of August Singapore produced 10] tons oi which 45 tons were from smallholdings. Dealers' stocks m Singapore last month
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    More Potent Than DDT
    61 9 ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. IT. (Heater) Discovery of 30 insecticide described as having three times the potency of DDT against flour beetles, was claimed today by Dr. Roland ML Kary of the American Smelting and Refining Company. He made th€ announcement at the 122n I national meeting
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    Talk On Hides
    46 9 LONDON Sept. 18, (Reuter)— For the first time m historj about 80 veterinary experts and 1 businessmen from the Britisn c i 'Dies met m conference here today to find out how best they can use hides and skins from i the colonies.
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    Low May Intake Sends U.S. Tin Stocks Up
    150 9 Low May Intake Sends U.S. Tin Stocks Up WASHINGTON. Sept. 17(AP). Tin stocks m the Baited States held by the R<- obstruction Finance Corpoi.itioii and industry, compr s«nf pig tin. tin m ore, raw materials m process and otbers, biereased from §€,<o3 wivj, tons on iVlay Ito 52,751, tonb on
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    Malayan Banks Exchange Rates
    74 9 MA LAY AX Exchange Banks' Association buying rates to merchants <per $100 Malayan) are: New York 32 Ll/16 (T.T.), >2 13/16 (O.D.>. 32 15) If! on credit bills and 33 on trade bills (90 d/st),-Canada 31 5/16 (T.T.), 31 7 16 (O.D 31 11. 16 (90
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    Jap Switch To RI Rubber Worries UK
    146 9 Standard Staff Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 17 —News that Japanese rubber purchasers are speeding their switch from Malayan to Indonesian rubber has roused considerable comments m London rubber circles. This was caused by a report that Indonesia's share o f Japanese natural rubber imports
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    Small Trade In Produce
    87 9 QUIET conditions ruled on the produce marker m Singapore with no business report- ed m copra and coconut oil. Copra quotations remained unchanged from Tuesday's Levels, buyers indicating $25:,' per picul and sellers $26. Coconut oil buyers quoted $:W\ per picul and sellers at $40 J.
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    Rise In Rubber Prices Continues
    190 9 RI'BBER PRICES m Singapore continued to improve on a steady market yesterday when a rise of 3 cent per lb. was recorded, first grade rubber bein« quoted 77 l cents per lb. at (he close. i Better sentiment amongy traders contributed to the rise m
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    New S. Borneo Rubber Mill
    102 9 Standard Stafl ConTTpnadfl DJAKARTA Sop;. 17 The South Borneo Rubber Office, located .at BandjerI mas m, has announce', I il i plans have been con j for the construction of 1 net rubber mill capable of prn--1 during one ton daily. Th< 1;: ed ;:ed
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    SHARE MARKET STEADY
    45 9 SHARE MARKET STEADY SIM lAPORE, W< 1 conditions M •>•• Malayan ia bat the tii Bctist I Change IN!)! s K| v 3 VII N j t, I 110 Katu ir l (Cua Lanjut S I i y Punkah (;oid Tin I X: uin MS ummtm
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    117 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubbei pi h tM < <«-nlv |K«t |h > m v UK'd puip jresterdss ifft limn ScttCfl \c 1 Spot Loose J€ 71 I .0 iv m bale* «> \u PLS S. 7*\ No R.S.S 71 j 711 \<i 3 Its S W I one: Slightlj easier
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      376 9 >v-.-^s^i9tfA^'^E3BSoNS9oaajg^BJgßaajj UflßBߣg^^HßfHg^Oßl^y^w^^tH l &yft^6Mb i^«Sflß& SINGAPORE DIARY KAMI a rmnm Park l»>1 MMIKTY: Talk a H a II! > I KM II n i 111 l "OrHN M 11 1 r 1 a Ca f^NFhRTAINMENTS Sawv on a m 12 M. J :>o 615 lIULI 11 a-n 1 I I
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      If She Were A Man She Would Not Propose To A Girl
      614 10 If She Were A Man She Would Not Propose To A Girl Sir; Your article "Nothing. Kills Romance of the 15th inst. is like a breath of fresh air. It i^ quite thought-provoking and yet laughable. To begin with, everyday, m this wide, wide world, somebody fails m love with
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      LOTTERIES AND MALAYS
      354 10 Sii I agree with the .'lions expressed by Peraakan Malaya m his "Abu< > of Pan-Malayan Lotteries"'. B it what are we going to isi sit around and wait for a miracle t > happen and help the Malays? the various communities m Malaya are raising money
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      224 10 I 3rd greatweek DAILY 5 SHOWS! F 11 1 It ,15 9.15pm. md 4i J I tf 4 SuNpenderi! j ■ed&jMU*k I!r I hhai -a lir Ihf longest mil' £BOIIBA m N! \D\ I\ k i;i. 1 ;i.ii I IN(. IVYADEKS IN I ami OF No E» Ml ssw* *****-CH/11/NG
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      836 10 RED OMNIBUS CO. Sir; Most boys andgirls, who study English m the District of Krian, go to the Anglo-Chinese School m Parii Buntar. Schoolboys and girls from Bagan Serai. Kuala Kurau, and the villages on the way are carried by the Red Omnibus. In the morning they are taken direct
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      391 10 home. It is dreadful that is young boys and girls should su I such distress. I sincerely hope. therefore, that the Directors of the Red Omnibus Company will run special school-buses for these children. Baydti Serai. ~~7» .^77T ~i RITA DEL Mm rpoDAT'S Ql 01 XTION: Wh*m rverybod] i> vi
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    SUNDAY HORSE RACING AT IPOH
    472 11 First Time In Malayan Sport IPOH, Wed.— Moloyon turf history will be made with the decision of the Perok Turf Club to hold a Sunday meeting here during the Perak Autumn Gold Vase Meeting. Never before has there been racing on a Sunday m Malaya.
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    Perak Autumn Race Entries
    893 11 IPOH, Wed.— The following are the entries for Class One and Class Two horses entered for the Perak Turf Club's four-day Autumn Gold Vase Meeting which begins at Ipoh on Sept. 27: Horses Class I Ist Hun 2nd Run «f 'if 5* M 1; m (st-r)
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    GOLF Here's How
    155 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin' Sam Snead %oiyS I.V today's lirr'c lesson first notice rhe arrott? pointing ro I the left k/zt?e. At the point pictured m. the back siring the left knee breaks m lomnrd the right permitting you ro "gather your hip and s-'in'i'.der pivot without bod.v sway. Menaiime
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    PAKISTAN FA TO AFFILIATE
    69 11 LONDON, Sept. 16 (Beuter) Foiiowing a recent visit of two representatives of the Pakistan Football Association i this country. the British Football Association Council are to consider an application j |or affiliation from Pakistan when full details of their 1 n^anagenient rules and dubs are received.
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    Strong Perak Golf Team
    153 11 IPOH, Wed.— R. Jackson, former Malayan golf champion, will lead a strong 35--man Perak Turf Club Sports Club golf team to Kuala Lumpur this week-end to play against the Selangor Golf Club m the annual "Sultan of Perak" Cup competition. Last year at Ipoh, the Selangor
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    CAMPO KEEPS TITLE
    115 11 CAMPO KEEPS TITLE MANILA, Sept. 17 (UP) Philippine flyweight champion Tanny Campo retained his title after winning a unanimous decision over Raytrance Boy m a 12-round bout at Rizal Memorial Stadium tonight. Campos victory over his foremost challenger m the Philippines spurred his hopes to take a crack at the
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    WILL ROBINSON RETIRE?
    95 11 NEW YORK (UP) Carl SSicnt) Hai-ston ia the sixth round wanted to know recently whether champion Ray Roomsou would ciefend or retire. S°Th*r*hat Oison and mana2c: S,d Flaherty said after a S^""^« W. Whi'X' ftartJtt^ plained "And if we cant get Olson. 24-year-old.. Swedish Portugese from Hawaii,
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    Bucks Are Minor County Champs
    86 11 Bucks Are Minor County Champs LONDON, Sept. 17 (AP) Buckinghamshire won the minor counties championship yesterday, be defeating the Kent second eleven by 109 runs. Bucks actually needed only a draw to make certain of the tit'e before play began on Saturday. Details: At High Wycombe; Buckinghamshire beat Kent second
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    FA Press For Rules Revision
    442 11 LONDON, Sept. 17 (AP)— England's Football Association is to press for a revision of the rules governing Olympic soccer. The FA m its own official bulletin of notes on football suggests that one of the most important points to be cleared up m Olympic soccer
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    SCC RUGBY
    55 11 <■ -vvir.s 1 the Singapore C I rugfc^ IN AS basvang on the pad.ing torn H M Parta I D Z Ropei w k g, i) h a a F. G. li. B. R C i .1. R. 11 H. Ha: i H. t :-pe:\ C. B. A.
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    Cup Final At Ipoh
    91 11 Cup Final A t Ipoh ffOH The F 1 iation ol .a ha formed the Perak A l^ I a that th 4 TSS2 ftfa3ayi C coec final will be played at Ipoh on Oct. 11. But date of t c n. 1 .i snag is t suitable to hold
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    Ubaldo Outpointed
    26 11 N E W A H I r Jersey, Sepi M I P A'.' >■ .gf \'e\v J< h ruec I f Iphia tonight ifcured eight-round }>,■
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      569 11 IN THE SLPREME COURT OF j THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA. IN THE HIGH COLRT AT IPOH. Notice of Rrx:.:::s OrcU-i I:i Bankruptcy: B.P. Ro. 18 of >2 Re Ho K«-e Cheow. 2u Maqa- \\> :d P- x Reccivuif O;dcr n adc: loth A .4 1952. Da r e vi A
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    Chinese Beat Pg. Indians 11 – Nil
    174 12 Chinese Beat Pg. Indians 11 Nil Pi NAM. \\>rt The Prnan? Chinese Club U-t >» \ir"s champions trminrrd the Indi.tn Association by I I c -1.-.ir goals thr ietorj Cup JtCCI competition piiwd m Vkttii Gkcb tht> .ifternoon. t ion ld£ ;1 Ifl r and the nnei 'Utd re B
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    S'pore Dist. Will Go All Out Now
    183 12 THE MATCH to deride this years SAI A Coni/nunit League chnmpionship> will be played tomorn v at lanulin wlien the Singapore "District, who are right behind the pre>ent league leaders, the Malays, will pJay their la>t nukh m tjie league against the Royal
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    Ram blers Beat 'Y'
    79 12 1 )H. Thurs.— R Sp »n=B ted a fo sto feat on the YMCA m an ikey t^ue r padring I >ng s?ored tw« 5 and Gin Sooi two m the second hall Kup Seng, Sit) Swee, Kong Sii Jhee Ye D n Lee, Choon Siew,
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    SINGAPORE INDIAN XI
    84 12 THE Singapore Indian team to pay against Negri Sembi--1 lan Indians m the Southern Section final of the Bardhan Cup knockout soccer competition on Sunday at Jalan Besar stadium will be selecte I from the following: K. Narayanan. S. Paul, K. R Muthiah, G. Suppiah. S. Ye
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    SINGAPORE
    126 12 SOCCER: SAFA League. SRC Fathul K;irH* a\ Jalan Bestir; Dn-. .'.B Buk < Timah SC v SHB Police at Geylang; i) p. L l Rocklites v W >■"(- bndgr Ifoxp. of CYMA. SBHFA Cup SCS "B" v Breweries at Jalan Besar Stadium. Boys Briqude football competition final ai SRC.
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    POLICE SC. WIN 24-0
    82 12 IPOH. Thurs.— Po i Spoi Club trounced Kinta E peans by 24 points (.i goals. 2 tries and I penalty) to nil m •;d!y rugger match on the pariang today. Police led by 14 points m the first h a 1 f. Kamalanathan I 2 trie
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    COLONY INDIANS TROUNCE JOHORE
    358 12 SINGAPORE Indians showed strong promise of winning the Bardhan Cup for the second time— (they first won the Cup m 1950).— when they trounced the Johore Indians by seven goals fo nil to enter the final of the Southern Section of the ASI Indian knockout soccer
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    RASC Beat Nee Soon Narrowly
    291 12 IX A TENSE and dramatic struggle, the RASC Rugby XV succeeded m beating the Nee Soon Garrison RFC by the small margin of six points (try, penalty goal) to three (penalty goal) at Nee Soon yesterday. The issue was always m doubt alter the Garrison
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    Poppy Day Football
    59 12 THE annual Poppy Day football match for the Tay Lian Tetk Shield between the Combined Services and the Singapore Civilians will be pliiyed at Jalan Besar stadium on Sept. 28. The match will be under the patronage of the Governor of Singapore. Mr. J. F. Nicoll. Admission
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    BIG WIN FOR IPOH CHINESE
    181 12 IPO n Wed Perak Chinese Recreation Club scored a convincing four noils to nil win over the Polite "B" m Ipoh District hotkey league fixture on the town padang today. The winners fully deserved to win as they were faster and displayed better stickwork and
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    Aussie Stopped
    55 12 SYDNEY, Sept. 16 (AP) Wallace (Bud) Smith of Cincinnati stopped Len Dittmar Australian welterweight champion, m the fifth round of their scheduled 12-round bout at Sydney stadium last night. Ea weighed L 46 lbs. Smith smashed the Australian to the canvas three times m the fifth round before
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    Turpin Allowed To Hold Two Boxing Titles
    148 12 t LOXDOX. Sept. 16— Ran- dolpb Turpin, contender for j world honours and former] world middleweight champion is to be allowed to retain both' his middle and light heavyweight championships pf Britain until ordered to relin- quish one or the other by the.
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    TPCA K.O. The Rangers
    96 12 TPCA K.O. The Rangers KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— In the semi-final replay of the FA. competition bet wee n Selangor Rangers and TPCA played today at the Princess Road ground, TPCA beat S;> angor Rangers by one goal to nil. Rangers kicked off and for 15 minutes had TPCA pinned to
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    PCRC HOCKEY
    80 12 EPOH, Thurs. Perak Chinese Recreation Club will meet a strong Dindings XI m a friendly hockey game on the town padang on Saturday. The following have been selected to play for the PCRC: Ooi Ban Keat. Lee Heng Sim. Tony Teh, Choo .Too Keat. Lee i Thong Choon.
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    Basketball Tourney
    30 12 ISTANBUL, Sept. 17 (AP) France defeated Austria 34-.'S() m Istanbul's internation'a! basketball tournament last night. It was France's first i match and the third consecutive defeat for Austria.
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    Ceylonese Hold Champs To 1-1 Draw
    336 12 IX an evenly contested match, Ceylon Sports Club did well to hold the Base Ordnance Depot, last year's B division champions, to a one-all draw on the Ceylon Sports Club ground yesterday. The game was a SHA Division IA league tie, and the issue
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    Newcomers Shine In S.C.C. Trial
    584 12 NEWCOMERS defeated the Rest by 13 points (2 goals, 1 try) to 8 (a goal and a try) m a «ame which was a fitting: start to the SCC's ru»by season on the Padang yesterday,.. Newcomers had many surprises m store and they made an
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    GHQ Hold Khalsa To A Draw
    114 12 GHQ Hold Khalsa To A Draw WITH a two at the <nd <»i th. GHQ la.Ht selves U*Hhri md two snap uo.tlv i. Hockrv Asso< iation n IB teacwe aerates! sa Association rest Kha cSua v bnrio bination. [nd !i the stalwarts For the Army, Maj. Durant the forward. though
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    Football Results
    14 12 Football Results LONDON DIVISION 111 Roc T: [RISH Up B Rl (.in RESl'lii'S s
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    Mercantile SC Office-Bearers
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    NS Indians Win
    17 12 SER- B S I I X Pilah t lie junior k their junior Semb
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    SEA Trounced
    13 12 KUAI S igor S Seianfi poii." pena mat at IQ today.
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